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24 Portland Maine Evening Express Wednesday January 16 1980 Decision due on library use City Corporation Counsel William was ex pected to issue an opinion this afternoon in a dispute be tween the Portland Public Library and a Communist Tarty committee that wants to hold a political meeting there The Maine Hall Davis Committee which supports the presidential and vice presidential candidacies of commu nists Gus Hall and Angela Davis had reserved a confer ence room for a 7:30 pm meeting Thursday but Librarian Edward Chenevert claimed the arrange ments were made deceptively He said the library is not supposed to be used by political groups Chenevert referred the matter to library trustee chair man Daniel Drummond Jr who passed it on to because the library is a city owned facility The Maine Civil Liberties Union has said it will rep resent the Hall David Committee in court if the group is denied use of the library 45 WC students receive honors orty five Westbrook College students from the Port land area have been named to the list for the fall semester according to Dean Richard Bond They are: reshmen with highest honors Michelle Kenney Driving on ice warning issued AUGUSTA (AP) The head of the Inland isheries and Game Department says you drive your car onto ponds yet unless you can spare the car Glenn Manuel says two people have drowned this year and some vehicles have been lost because people as sumed the ice on lakes was strong enough to support the weight of their car or body Only northern Maine has ice that approaches being safe he says "Travel on foot or by snowmobile and even then pro ceed with caution says act finding set for SP teachers Gray Sally Melcher Portland Laurie Morgan Naples Crystal Sands South Windham and Patricia Sydleman South Portland reshmen high honors Gail Burkhead Sebago Lake Jean Graham Rae Simmonds Portland Eileen Maasbyll Westbrook Thomas South Port land Patricia Seidel Scarborough and Deborah Trott almouth reshmen honors Karey Ayers Rhonda Bamford Marie Wimert Portland Dorian Hutchins Westbrook Nan Jackson Laura Vail Scarborough Calla Beal Joana Kaserman Gorham Ellen Krauss Yarmouth Theodore Malinowitz Gray and Debra Morneau Cape Elizabeth Senior highest honors: Ellen Levine Portland Seniors high honors Sally Beck Robert Heraog Peggy Keach Patricia Sytsma Portland Priadlh Booker reeport Brenda oss Scarborough and Maryann Marlowe Cumberland Center Seniors honors Barbara Bell reeport Row Brad shaw William Colwell Sandra Wexler Portland Heath er Disch Bailey Island Cynthia LaBrecque Martha Merrill Westbrook Kathleen Muehle Gorham Claire Cumberland and Joan Rochette South Wind ham Metro Briefs Maine National sets new record proposed that both police and fire departments begin de veloping a performance evaluation system Maine National Bank having set a record for earnings in 1978 eclipsed that record in 1979 according to bank president Bairent Vroman Jr The net income of $295 million showed a 13 percent increase over 1978s record $26 million Vroman also reported that the market price of the bank's stock up 18 percent during the year "seems to have reflected the excellent year we have just Transit District making changes Effective Jan 28 the Greater Portland Transit District is making some changes in two of the Metro bus routes: The North Deering Washington Avenue routewill be 'ex tended beyond Riverside Street to Lambert Street and then via the Davis arm Road to the New England Tele phone Co complex This will provide service for more people who live off Washington between Riverside and Lambert in the Blackstrap area A morning run to and from Meeting House Hill South Portland which was found to be too late for office workers but too early for shoppers has been changed from 8:30 am outbound to 9:25 am outbound from Monument Square returning from Meeting House Hill at 9:45 am Office workers nor mally come in on two earlier buses There have also been some afternoon time adjustments from Monument Square to Meeting House Hill to make the runs more convenient for workers and to coincide with working hours or those leaving work at 4 pm there will be a 4:05 and a 4:45 pm and for those leaving work at 5 pm there will be a 5:35 pm Munjoy Hill buses are now stop ping midway up the block past the Congress Washington Avenue comer at the request of the city because dis charging and picking up customers at the comer of the Eastern cemetery blocked traffic at the four way inter section grad tawin Delattre laude from Bowdoin and studied at Delattre to address class The fourth in a series of leadership classes designed for gifted and talented stu in the two city high schools will feature Edwin Delattre president of St College Annapolis Md and a leading authority on ethics in education It will be held from 8 am to 2:15 pm riday in the new Portland Public Library auditorium The "Anatomy of Leader class will also feature local attorney Thomas Allen former Deering High valedictorian wno iifltprt maena cum 1 Oxford University in England for three years as a Rhodes scholar The 36 students participating will bring newspaper clippings illustrating Delattre's principal theme "An Enemy of the People? Delattre former chairman of the National Humanities faculty will work later in the afternoon with teachers at Portland High School and King Junior High who re ceived a national grant for the teaching of ethics in Port land public schools Job performance gets backing Job performance which now accounts for only 10 per rent of the points utilized in ranking policemen and fire for promotion should account for at least 50 I mL a Civil Service Review Panel recommended last tug The panel charged with drawing up a report for the Council on updating the civil service systen downplayed aptitude and psychological testing which nrw makes up most of the rating points It also HE? if IGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT If GAL PROPOSED STATE REGULATIONS Brandlno Low officers to tender mocker prjce to potato owners during branding taw somplins procedures Item Guorantee Authority Policy Sto Location: LtRt Helen Nummela 10 15396 10 12 1 Slopes None None' None None None 11 2 12 1 12 2 13 None None Direction of low Southwesterly None None None None None None of these rules Is to provide op revenue obligation securities fln submission and evaluation of op 8 9 2 10 11 1 Type Outlet Yes None Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes None Yes Type Sodded Sodded Structure Highway Ditch Maine State Commission on the Arts and Humanities Apparent Owner Rolfe Realty Co Martin McCarthy A Robert McCarthy Clare McCarthy A Robert McCarthy Clare McCarthy Arthur allon Juanita allon William Sliney Claire Sliney Richard Howard Winifred Howard Thomas Williams Shirley Williams Maynard Weber Dorothy Weber A Robert McCarthy Diane McCarthy Violet Cook Jovce Oliver Anthony Attardo Muriel Attardo Martin McCarthy William Holl Elizabeth Holl Thomas Lombardo Karen Lombardo Alfred oriofe Art Body Shop Inc John Carlson 10 i 11 2 12 1 STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 7 MRSA section 956 PUBLIC HEARING: No hearing scheduled DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 6 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Carl Brown Maine Department of Agriculture State Office Building Sta 28 Augusta Maine 04333 289 2161 Department of Human Services Division of Health Engineering RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: State of Maine Subsurface Wastewater Disposal Rules Internal Plumbing Rules and Site Evaluator Rules PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P5 CONCISE SUMMARY: These rules govern the design and construction of subsurface wastewater disposal systems and Internal plumbing in order to protect the health safety and welfare of the citizens of Maine These rules Indicate approved procedures design criteria materials methods Inspection and administrative policies in detail the fundamen tal principles of these rules are to Insure environmental sanitation and' safety STATUTORY AUTHORITY: Title 22 Section 42 PUBLIC HEARING: ebruary 5 1980 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Augusta Civic Center Cushnoc Auditorium DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 20 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Mr Albert rick Division of Health En gineering Station Number 10 Augusta Maine 04330 207 289 3826 RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Guidelines for Implementing An Act to Provide for Art In Public Buildings and Other acilities PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 8G P4 CONCISE SUMMARY: These gulldlnes set forth the procedures for (1) the selection to works of art and artists (2) standards for the artist and works of art which may be eligible for selection and (3) procedures for contracting with artists for works of art and with architects for services relating to the planning for the acquisition of works of art In accordance with legislation mandating a minimum of 1 or $25000 which ever is less of the appropriation for the original construction of any public build ing or facility to be used for the purpose of acquiring transporting and installing works of art STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 27 MRSA SS458 PUBLIC HEARING: None scheduled one may be requested A public meeting was held December 11 1979 at the Augusto Civic Center at which public comments were received The Commission will receive written and oral comments on the proposed rules DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 1 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Dennis A iori Maine State Commis sion on the Arts and Humanities Station 255ta1eHouset Augusta Maine 04333 289 2724 Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Atlantic Salmon ishing bn the Ducktrap River PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P10 CONCISE SUMMARY: The proposed rules are: All existing special rules and regulations pertaining to Atlantic salmon fishing on the Ducktrap River (Waldo County) are hereby repealed and replaced with the following: All waters and adlacent coastal waters Inside and upstream from a line drown from the outer extremity of the Islesbora erry Landing pier In Lincolnville to the outer extremity of Spruce Head In Northport up stream to a line drawn between two red posts set on the shores approx imately 1000 feet downstream from the US Route bridge open April 1 through October 15 to rod and line fishing rom the two red posts upstream to the confluence with Block Brook through October 15 to fly fishing only All other waters of the Ducktrap River open April 1 through Sep tember 15 to fly fishing only Rules to be effective November 1 1980 STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 12 MRSA Section 6253 PUBLIC HEARING: None scheduled one may be requested DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 8 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Glenn Manuel Chairman Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission 284 State Street Station No 41 Augusta Maine 04333 289 3371 Maine State Commission on the Arts and Humanities RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Guide to Gronts ond Services 1980 81 PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P3 CONCISE SUMMARY: This guide to gronts and services establishes guidelines and policies governing the granting of ederal ond State funds for the arts as well as outlining services to the field offered by the Commission STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 27 MRSA Sec 404 Sub Sec 4 PUBLIC HEARING: None scheduled one may be requested A public meeting was held December IL 1979 at the Augusto Civic Center at which public comments were recleved The Commission will receive written and oral comments on the proposed rules DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 1 1980 AGNECY CONTACT PERSON Dennis A iori or Betty Smith Maine STote Commission on the Arts and Humanities State House Station 25 Augusta Maine 04333 289 2724 Commission of Pharmacy RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: (1) Reciprocity (2) Security of Phormocy area (3) Transfer of Prescription Information (4) Pre printed prescrip tion blanks PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P7 CONCISE SUMMARY: (1) Proposed Rule on Reciprocity would set forth requirements tor this method of licensure (2) Proposed rule on security would require construction of a barrier by certain pharmacies to prevent access to the area of a phar macy in which certain drugs are kept It would require that cer tain drugs be kept in the security area when a pharmacist Is not on duty would specify who may hove access to this area and would limit the sole of certain drugs when pharmacist is not on duty (3) Proposed rule on transfer of prescription information would set forth the conditions under which prescriptions mov be trons ferred between pharmacies for the purpose of refill dispensing (4) Proposed rule on prescription blanks would prohibit use of a pre printed blank for any schedule drug STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA Sec 2851 2901 2902 PUBLIC HEARING: ebruary 5 1980 at 2:00 pm at the Augusta Civic Center DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 15 1900 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Richard Campbell RPh 1 Northwood Rood Lewiston Maine 04240 703 1171 Before me Alden Small Tk Justice of the Peace This is A True Copy: ATTESTED Kenneth Carleton Bureau of Taxation Dept of inance and Administration RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Determination of Capitalization Rate Tree Growth Tax Law PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 79 P75 CONCISE SUMMARY: Public hearing to obtain Information relative to the determination of the appropriate capitalization rate to be utilized in establishing the 100 valuations per acre by county for lands classified under the Tree Growth Tax Low STATUTORY AUTHORITY: Title 36 Section 576 PUBLIC HEARING: January 18 1980 at 1:30 pm in Room 113 of the State Office Building Augusta Maine DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: Written comments will also be accepted until January 28 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: James Norris Property Tax Division Bureau of Taxation State Office Building Augusta Maine 04333 289 2011 Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Atlantic Salmon ishing PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P9 CONCISE SUMMARY: Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission rules ond regulations changes: 1 Decrease dally limit of Atlantic salmon to 1 fish 2 Prohibit use of the gaff tor landing Atlantic salmon 3 Establish a uniform May 1 opening date for Atlantic salmon angling STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 12 MRSA Sec 253 PUBLIC HEARING: Monday January 28 1980 at 7:00 PM Council Chambers City Hall In Ellsworth Maine DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: January 31 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Glenn Manuel Chairman Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission 214 State Street Station No 41 Augusta Molne 94331 289 3371 Apparent Owner Tniifl Pifltnncxn Richard Nummela Outlet Helen Nummela Department of Business Regulation Bureau of Banking RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Authorization to Join National Credit Union Administration Central Liquidity acility PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P6 CONCISE SUMMARY: This regulation sets forth the authority for state chartered credit unions to loin the NCUA Central Liquidity acility STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 9 MRSA Section 828 PUBLIC HEARING: None scheduled one may be requested DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: Wednesday ebruary 13 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Donald DeMatteis Superintendent State House Station 36 Augusta Maine 04333 289 3231 None Grading Rights Grading Rights Grading Rights 009 Ac None 010 Ac None nw Sq: 1260 Sq 1305 Sq 960 KA Highway Ditch Underdrain Outlet Underdrain Outlet Highway Ditch Culvert Highway Ditch Highway Ditch Highway Ditch EXPLANATION OR CITIZENS Notice of rules proposed by state agencies is published here so that Ci tizens may learn about them ond make suggestions on their content YbC mov comment by speaking to the agency contact person named in the notice by sending written Comments to the agency or by testifying at a it is not necessary that you be on stions or make suggestions If a public hearing Is not scheduled ond you wish to request one write or call the agency contact person before the dead line date for submission of comments which is listed in the notice An agency Is required to hold a public hearing on proposed rules if 5 people request one You may obtain an exact copy of the proposed rules summarized here by calling or writing the agency contact person Check this newspaper each Wednesday to find notice of all proposed State rules January 16 1980 Maine Guarantee Authority RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: Maine tements PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 79 P76 CONCISE SUMMARY: The purpose pliconts for mortgage insurance and nnrinn with informnllnn rplnfive tn the plications for the mortgage Insurance ond revenue obligation securities programs administered by the Authority STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 10 MRSA Chapter 103 104 30 MRSA Chapter 242 PUBLIC HEARING: No public hearing Is scheduled Comments how ever can be mode at the next monthly meeting of the Authority scheduled for Wednesday January 23 I960 at 9:00 am at 83 Western Avenue Augusta Maine DEADLINE OR COMMENTS: ebruary 4 1980 AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: Philip Clifford 2nd Manager State House Augusta Me 04333 289 3095 Third year student highest honors Michael Russo Portland Third year students honors Judith Brown Port land and Rhonda Murphy North Sebago ourth year student highest honors Isabelle Rice Portland Sta 244 25 Rt Southwesterly Sta 244 25 Rt Southwesterly A non rent Owrwr Janis Theriault Sto 221 65 Lt 1 1 ubitv Tur me Crooked Eogle Inn Trust kiiit qrtxnirw Art's Body Shop IncStoi 226 junn uarison Arthur Hazelton Viola Hazelton Toivo Pitkanen Toivo Pitkanen Yes Grading None rt A A A A A 61 A A A EIaAA 450 None None oq rr Sq Sq Location and Station beft of Base Line at Sta 234 50 to Sta 235 08 Ight of Bom Line of Sta 234 00 to Sto 234 78 Right of Bom Lint at Sto 234 76 to Sta 235 00 Right of Bom nt at Sto 240 50 to Sta 242 00 Lett of Base Line at Sta 235 08 tl Sto 245 25 ftfoht of Bom Lint at Sto $46 25 to Sta 247 25 Inland isheries Wildlife RULE TITLE OR SUBJECT: ishing Proposals PROPOSED RULE NUMBER: 80 P8 CONCISE SUMMARY: ishing Proposals lor the following wafers to be effective November 1 1980 On the following waters: ALL COUNTIES THE STATE The proposed rule Is: Minimum length limit on brown trout and rainbow trout In brooks streams and rivers 1) Repeal existing regulations and establish a minimum length limit ot 1 Inches on brown trout and rainbow trout On the following waters: Brettun's Pond Livermore (Androscoggin County) and all tributaries Pleasant Pond Turner (Androscoggin County) ond all tributaries Peabody Pond Sebogo (Cumberland County) and all tributaries Raymond Pond Raymond (Cumberland County) ond all tributaries Sabbathday Lake New Gloucester (Cumberland County) and all trlbu taries Trlckev Pond Naples (Cumberland County) and all tributaries Phillips Lake Dedham (Hancock County) and all tributaries Jones Pond Gouldsboro (Hancock County) and all tributaries Bear Pond Waterford (Oxford County) and all tributaries Colcord Pond Porter (Oxford County) and all tributaries Norht Pond Sumner (Oxford County) and oil tributaries North Pond Sumner (Oxford County) and all tributaries Stanley Pond Hiram (Oxford County) and all tributaries 1 Horne Pond Llmlngton (York County) and all tributaries Kennebunk Pond Lyman (York County) ond all tributaries Lona Pond Parsonsfleld (York County) ond all tributaries The proposed rule Is: No length or baa limits on bass ond pickerel Salmon Pond T10SD (Hancock County) The proposed rule Is: Closed to Ice fishing Johnson Pond Waterville (Kennebec County) The proposed rule Is: Closed to all fishing On the following waters: WALDO COUNTY Beech Pond Palermo Caln Pond Searsport Cargill Pond Liberty Coleman Pond Lincolnville Cross Pond Morrill Kingdom Bog (Dave's or Lilly Pond) Montvllle Knight Pond Northport Lawry Pond Searsmont Levenseller Pond Lincolnville Searsmont Quontobacook Pond Searsmont Morrill Sandy Pond (reedom Pond) reedom Hurds Pond Swanville Stevens Pond Liberty Tilden Pond Belmont Toddy Pond Swanville Brooks Trues Pond Montvllle Pitcher Pond Lincolnville Northport McClure Pond Searsport Smiths Mill Pond Morrill Searsmont KNOX COUNTY Washlngotn Pond Washington OwTtaTflshtag fish except salmon trout ond togue during Oc IJry Pond New Gloucester (Cumberland County) The proposed rules are: ICE ISHING Repeal all existing regulations and establsh the following Open to fishing for all fish from January 1 to March 31 Horseshoe Pond Lovell (Oxford County) and all tributaries 1) Dolly limit on trout: 3 fish 2) Minimum length limit on trout: )0 Inches 3) No size or bag limits on bass and pickerel North Otter Pond Bowtown (Somerset County! and all tributaries The propoied rule Isf CattwnceLake? Cwerand Pit 14 (Washington County) and all tributar ies The proposed rule Is: No size or bag limits on bass On the following waters: ICE ISHING Pleasnt Pond Island alls (Aroostook County) RepSaUexlsting regulations on smelts and replace with the 1 Opentolce fishing from January 1 through March 31 for all fish ArtvefrorrTstwrldan bam in Ashland upstream to the junction of Millinocket Stream and Munsungan Stream T8R8 'flTopera'icfiSThta Irom January 1 through Marsh 31 2) Dally bag limit on trout: 2 fish 3) Ice fishing restricted to 2 lines per RJson STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 12 MRSA Section 7035 PUBLIC HEARING: None scheduled One mavbe RoyV'and isheries wK 2M Sfote Strwf Augusta Maine 04331 289 3651 Sfo 221 80 RL Sto 226 80 Rt Sta 234 90 Lt Sta 234 50 Rt Sto 234 80 Rt Sta 234 80 Rt Sta 241 90 Rt Chonnel Diversion The perpetual rioht to enter upon land outside of and odioinins the boundaries hereinbefore described and to construct and maintain new location tor the channel of brook or stream at the location and within the limits designated as Channel Diversion Limits all as shown on the beforementioned right of way Item 11 2 13 Location Sto 222 55 to Sto 222 93 Right (Deer Hill Rd) Sta 11 66 to5to 11 71 Left (Deer Hill Rd) Sta 11 71 to Sta 11 83 Lett (Deer Hill Rd) Sta 11 83 to Sta 11 89 Left Sta 228 45 to Sta 231 25 Right Sta 232 98 10 Sto 233 24 Left Sto 233 68 to Sto 233 91 Left Sto 234 18 to Sto 234 50 Left Sto 232 11 to Sta 232 53 Right Sto 232 84 Io Sta 234 00 Right Sta 239 44 to Sta 239 73 Left Roger Mallgr Roger Mallar Commissioner State of Maine County of Kennebec Augusta Molne December 16 1979 the obove nomed Roger Mollor Commlnlpner 01 Transportation ond acknowledged the foregoing Instrument fo be nis tree oct and deed in nls sold capacity ond the free oct and oeod of fh blare of Maine I Maine Department of Agriculture RULE TITLE Oft SUBJECT: Maine Potato Brooding Law Kvrvsiw NUMBER: 80 P11 CONCISE SUMMARY: Prpposed rule would establish procedure for Arthur Hazelton Viola Hazelton Mildred Davis IMCAOUATIUC tllUUADV The following Is a list summarizing the parcel or item numbers names of ap parent owners of record of land ond rights Involved estimated areas ond rights affected within ond odiocenl to the hereinbefore described boundaries os shown on the beforemenlloned right of way Map: Hem No Apparent Owner Area jams aa ineriauir None Trustee for the crooked nalo Inn Triicl Rolfe Realty Co 013 Ac None wnttp upnitu in Martin McCarthvltfl Sq A Robert McCarthy 190 None Clare McCarthy Sq A Robert McCarthy 1650 None iur fYic vur iny Arthur allon Jaunita allon William Sliney Claire Sliney Richard Howard Winifred Howard Thomas Williams Shirley Williams Mbynard Weber Dorothy Weber A Robert McCarthy Dione McCarthy Violet Cook Joyce Oliver Anthony Attardo Muriel Attardo Martin McCarthy William Holl Elizabeth Holl Thomas Lombardo Koren Lombardo Alfred oriole Art's Body Shop Inc John Carlson John Carlson 1 4 Arthur Hazelton 1 Viola Hazelton Toivn Pitkonen 1 Toivo Pitkonen 1 Mildred Davis Mildred Davis Richard Hummeta Heleh Nummela fnllntAiinn Irxrn Apparent Owner Location: LtRt body Shop inc Sta 228 05 Rt Mildred Davis Sta 244 90 Lt Iniftf Ar AiiIIa ftalrtuAi The perpetual right to enter upon land outside of ond adjoining the boundaries hereinbefore described to construct and maintain inlet andor outlet ditches to How water to or from culverts to be installed under the highway and to flow water through and from the some over ond across adloining land in the direc tion specified all os shown on the beforementioned right of way mop at the following locations: Item 112 13 TEMPORARY GRADING RIGHTS The right to enter upon land outside of and adjoining the boundary lines her einbrfore described tor all purposes necessary to grode the said adloining land (fo include any necessary excavating placing of fill material looming seed ing paving ond other necessary incidental work) to conform to the odiocenl highwav construction within the limits defined bv the Limits'' os shown on the beforementioned right of way map at the following locations: Item Southeasterly Southerly Southerly Westerly Southerly Southerly Southerly Southerly The perpetual right to enter upon land outside of and adloining the boundary lines hereinbefore described for all purposes necessary to construct and main tain downspouts and to flow water through the same as shown on the befor emenhoned right of way map at the following locations: 8 12 1 Drainage Rights The perpetual right to flow water through over and across land outside of and adjoining the boundaries hereinbefore described at the locations in the direc tions and from the highway drainage structures all as shown on the befor snitiinuucy lyill vrnu IIIUP Location: LtRt Direction boumwesreriy nthr Drainage Rights Buildings res none Outlet Drainage Structures Portly Outside Boundaries The perpetual rihl Io enter uiun lund outside of and adloining the boundary lines herein Detore described to install ond maintain such portions of those drainage structures to be installed under or odiocent to the highway thot ei 'struct and maintain outlet ditches os necessary leodjntoae from the some ond to flow water through o(rer and across land outside of onaw adioining the said boundaries at the locations ond in the directions and from the said structures oil as shown on the beforementioned right of wov map item Apparent Owner Type Location: LtRt Direction ot low 11 2 Toivo Pitkanen Culvert Sta 242 85' Rt Southwesterly Inlet Drainage Structures Partly Outside Boundaries The perpetual right to enter upon land outside of ond adloining and boundary lines hereinbefore described to install ond maintain such portions of those drainage structures to be Installed under or adjacent to the highway that ex tend thereon and to construct and maintain inlet ditches as necessary leading to the same all as shown on the beforementioned right of way map at the fol lowing locations: Item Apparent Owner Type Location: LtRt 12 1 Mildred Davis Culvert Sta 243 05 Lt Yes Yes Yal Yes Sq 065 Ac Yes 018 Ac None 006 Ac Yes Deportment of Transportation Bureau of Highways directshaf Ihls No tice of Layout and Taking be recorded in the Registry of Deeds of Cumberland County filed with the Town Clerk of the Town of Harrison and with the County Commissioners of Cumberland County and published In the "Portland Press Herald and Portland Evening Express" papers published In the County wnoresaid htghwayis located ond also directs that copy of the Right of Way mop be filed with the County Commissioners of said County and also that No tice be sent by Certified Mail to any Owners ond Mortgagees of Record Doted ot Augusta Maine December 18 1979 DEPARTMENT TRANSPORTATION Grading Rights None Grading Rights Grading Rights None Channel nivprinn Grading None Rights None None Channel None Diversion Apparent Owner Location: LtRt Toivo Pitkonen Sto 242 25 to Sto 243 88 Rt Richard Nummela sta 243 88 Io Sto 244 20 Rt SOUTH PORTLAND Teachers here been negotiating for a contract for a year have turned to fact finding as another avenue toward settlement Richard Relyea of Bangor Bruce Saunders of South Casco and John Hanson of Orono make up the Maine Labor Rela tions Board team which will hear presentations by botht sides in a fact finding session today at the high school I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT UeGALADVERJISEMENT NOTICE LAYOUT ANU I aKING The State of Maine bv Its Department of TranspOJTOtn! phwavs does hereby give notice to all whom it may concern: That the Department of Transportation Bureau of Highways In accordance with the authority of 23 MRSA Section 651 has determined that public exigency requires the altering widening changing the grade changing the drainage laying out and establishing of a portion of State Highway "19" (State route No 117) in the Town of Harrison County of Ctunberlond Thai the Department of Transportation Bureau of Highways in accordance with 23 MRSA Sections 701 and 651 has laid out the location of portion of State Highway (State route No 117) in said Town of Harrison That the Deportment of Transportation Bureau of Highways In accordance with 23 MRSA Sections 651 and 151 to 159 has determined thot public exigency requires the taking of ail land buildings and rights in land within or adlacent to the boundary lines as hereinafter set forth and described and os shown on a Right Of Way Mop State Highway (State Route No 117) Town of Harrison ederal Aid Protect No 019 l(8) doted September 1979 on file In the office of the Department of Transportation Bureau of Highways (DOT ile No 3 273) and to be recorded in the Registry of Deeds of Cumberland County a print of which is on file in the Office of the County Commissioners of Cumberland County DESCRIPTION EE TAKING All land buildings end rights in land within the following described boundar ies which ore located with respect to the following described Base Lines are token in tee simple: Base Line Descriptions State Highway "19" (State Route No 117) Base Line Beginning at a point on the State Highway Bose Line as established under ederal Aid Project No TQ 019 K7) and designated as Sta 221 00 Thence northerly and northeasterly by a 6 curve to the right eight hundred seventy six ond seven hundreths (87607) feet to PT Sta 229 7607 Thence 5511'15 three hundred seventy six and fifty six hundredths £37656 feet to PC Sta 233 5263 Thence northeasterly by a 2 00' curve to the left four hundred thirty nine and eighty three hundredths (43983) feet to PT Sta 237 9246 Thence 46 23'28'' one hundred seventy four and thirty two hundredths £17432) feet to PC Sta 239 6678 Thence northeasterly by a 2 curve to the right tour hundred ninety seven and twenty eight hundredths (49728) feet to PT Sta 244 6406 Thence 58 five hundred eighty five ond ninety four hundredths (58594) feet to Sta 250 50 at a point In the present traveled way of State Highway "19" Hill Road" Base Line Beginning on the State Highway Base Line at Sto 223 7500 which point equal PC Sta 10 0000 on the Hill Rood" Base Line Thence northwesterly bv an 11 curve to the right two hundred twenty ond slxtyseven hundredths (22067) feet to PT Sta 12 2067 equals Sta 12 1700 "Ahead Thence 23 57'004" eighty and no hundredths (8000) feet to Sta 1350 at a point in the present traveled wav of Deer Hill Rood so called Boundary Line Descriptions Northwesterly Boundary Line Beginning at the northerly end of the westerly boundary line of State Highway as established under ederal Aid Project No TQ 019 1 (7) said point being fifty (50) feet westerly from ond as measured along a line normal to the State Highway Base Line at about Sta 221 86 and In the westerly line ot the Old County Way Thence northerly along the westerly line of the Old County Way about two hundred seventv one (271) feet to a point thirty five (35) feet southwesterly from and os measured along line normal to the "Deer HUI Rood Base Line at about Sta 11 48 Thence northwesterly along a curved line thirty five (35) feet southwesterly from and concentric with tne "Deer Hill Rood" Base Line about seventy eight (78) feet to a point on a line at right angles to the Hill Rood Bose Line at PT Sta 12 2067 equals Sta 12 7000 Thence 23 57'004" fifty five ond no hundredths (5500) feet to a point thir ty five (35) feet southwesterly from and os measured along a line ot right an gles to the "Deer Hill Road" Base Line at Sta 13 25 Thence northeasterly along said right angle line and said right angle line ex tended In a northeasterly direction a total distance of about sixty three (63) feet Io point in the present northeasterly line of Deer Hill Road Thence southeasterly along the present northeasterly line of Deer Hill Rood about seventy seven (77) feet to a point In the center of the Old County Wav said point being on line normal to the "Deer Hill Road" Base Line at about Sto fl97 Thence northeasterly along the center of the Old County Way about two hundred forty (240) feet to a point fifty (50) feet northwesterly from and as measured along the line normal to the State Highway Bose Line ot about Sta 226 87 Thence northeasterly along a curved line fifty (50) feet northwesterly from ond concentric with the Base Line about three hundred four (304) feet to a point on a line ot right angles to the Bose Line al PT Sto 229 7607 Thence 55 11'157" one hundred ninety eight and ninety three hundredths (19893) feet to a point fifty (50) feet northwesterly from and as measured along a line ot right angles to the Bose Line at Sta 231 75 Thence southeasterly along sold right anole line about sixteen (16) feet to a point In the present northwesterly line of State Highway Thence northeasterly along the present northwesterly line of State Highway "19" about two hundred seventy five (275) feet to a point about thirty one (31) feet northwesterly from and as measured along a line normal to the Base Line at Sta 234 50 Thence northwesterly along said normal line about nineteen (19) feel Io a point fifty (50) feet northwesterly of the Bose Line Thence northeasterly along a curved line fifty (50) feet northwesterly from ond concentric with the Base Line three hundred thirty six and forty eight hun dredths (33648) feet to a point fifty (50) feel northwesterly from ond os mea sured along a line ot right angles to the Base Line at PT Sta 237 9246 Thence 46 one hundred seventy four ond thirty two hundredths (174 32) feet to a point titty (50) feet northwesterly from and os measured along a line at right angles to the Base Line at PC Sta 239 6678 Thence northeasterly along curved line fifty (50) feet northwesterly from and concentric with the Bose Line five hundred eight and thirteen hundredths (50813) feet to point on a line at right angles fo the Bose Line at PT Sta 244 6406 Thence 58 about one hundred eighteen (118) feet to a point in the southwesterly line of a cemetery said point being fifty (50) feet northwesterly from and os measured along a line at right angles to the Base Line ot about Sta 245 82 Thence southwesterly along the southwesterly line of said cemetery about twenty three (23) feet to a point in the present northwesterly line of Stole High way 19" Thence northeasterly along the present northwesterly line of State Highway "19" about fifty one (51) feet to a point in the northeasterly line of said ceme tery sold point being about twenty seven (27) feet northwesterly from ond os measured along a line ot right angles to the Base Line at about Sta 246 33 Thence northwesterly along the northeasterly line of said cemetery about twen ty three (23) feet to a point fifty (50) feet northwesterly of the Base Line Thence $8 about three hundred sixty two (362) feet to a point in the northeasterly tine of land now or formerly of Mildred Davis said point being fifty (50) feet northwesterly from ond os measured along a line ot rioht angles to the Base Line ot about Sta 249 vt Thence southeasterly along the northeasterly line of land now or formerly of Mildred Davis about twenty one (21 feet to point in the present northwes terly line of State Highway "19" sold point being about twenty nine (29) feet northwesterly from and as measured along a line at right angles to the Bose Line at about Sta 249 95 Thence southeasterly along said right angle about twenty nine (29) feet to Bose Line Thence 58 along the Base Line about five (5) feet to Sto 250 00 at the northeasterly end of the southeasterly boundary line to be hereinafter described Southeasterly Boundary Line Beginning at the northerly end of the easterly boundary line of State Highway as established under ederal Aid Project No TQ 019 l(7) said point be Ing fifty (50) feet easterly from ond as measured along a line normal fo the State Highway "19" Base Line al Sto 222 00 Thence northeasterly along a curved line fifty (50) feet southwesterly from ond concentric with the Bose Line five hundred sixty eight and fifty eight hun dredths (56858) feet to a point on a line normal to the Bose Line at Sto 228 00 Thence northwesterly along said normal line about seventeen (17) feet Io a point in the present southeasterly line of State Highway '19" Tnence northwesterly along the present southeasterly line of State Highway "19" about five hundred ninety seven (597) feet to a point thirty three (33) feet southeasterly from and as measured along a line normal to tne Bose Line at Sta 234 00 Thence southeasterly along sold normal line about seventeen (17) feet to a point fifty (50) feet southeasterly of the Base Line Thence northeasterly along a curved line fifty (50) feet southeasterly from and concentric with the Base Line about two hundred fifty eight (258) feet to a point in the present southeasterly line of State Highway soid point being on a line normal to the Bose Line at about Sta 236 54 Thence northeasterly along the present southeasterly line of State Highway about five hundred ninety eight (598) feet to a point fifty (50) feet south easterly from ond as measured along a line normal to the Base Line at about Sta 24240 Thence northeasterly along a curved lin fifty (50) feet southeasterly from and concentric with the Base Line about two hundred nineteen (219) feet to point on a line ot right angles to the Base Line at PT Sta 244 6406 Thence 58'49'236 one hundred sixty ond ninety four hundredths (16094) feet fo a point fifty (50) feet southeasterly from ond os measured along a line normal to the Bose Line ot Sto 246 25 Thence northwesterly along said normal line about eleven (11) feet to point in the present southeasterly line of State Highway "19" Thence northeasterly along the present southeasterly line of State Highway I about three hundred seventy six (376) feet to a point about thirty seven (37) feet southeasterly from ond os measured along a line at right angles to the Base Line af Sta 250 00 'Thence northwesterly along said right angle line about thirty seven (37) feet to 4 the Base Line at the northeasterly end of the northwesterly boundary line her elnbefore described DESCRIPTIONS EASEMENT TAKING The following described rights of easement in land are token at the locations In the manner to the extent specified ond as shown on the right of way mop 1 hereinbefore mentioned: Tne following Slope Easements andor Slope Eosements'wlth Berm Ditches fa ken ar the locations and within the limits hereinafter described may be vacated provided that the owner in fee of the land underlying said easements makes op kpllcotlon to the Department of Transportation Bureau of Highways setting forth therein the proposed alterations within said limits that proposes relief of the necessity for sola easements for highway purposes If In the opinion of the I Deportment the proposed alteration or such amendment thereto mutually 1 agreed upon In fact does negate the necessity for highway purposes the said Department shall vacate said easement on completion ethe alteration or amendment thereto Stopes The right to enter clear grub andor construct and maintain slopes of the hinhtanu inna thv are necessary for highway purposes cxi land outside of and adloining the boundary lines hereinbefore described and thin the 1 limits defined by the "Construction Limit Lines" as shown on the beforemen ttoned right of way mop at tne following locations: Apparent owner John Carlson Arthur Hazelton Viola Hazelion Totvo Pitkonen Toivo Pitkanen I rVlWlC Richard Nummela Right Helen Nummela Mlsc and None.